Types of Poetry (Narrative and Lyrical)

A narrative poem tells a story, in other words, it has a _____________.

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Lyric poetry tends to express:

• Stories

• Strong emotions

• Strong behaviour

• Itself

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________ poetry is the most common form of poetry and does not tell a story.

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Which of the following are considered lyrical poems?

• Ballad

• Ode

• Epic

• Sonnet

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The narrative poem usually...

• does not follow a regular rhyme scheme and meter (rhythm)

• follows a regular rhyme scheme and meter (rhythm)

• follows a regular verses and stanzas

• does not follow regular versus and stanzas

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"A Boy Named Sue" and "The Three Little Pigs" are examples of ______________ poems.

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Which of the following are considered narrative poems?

• Ballad

• Ode

• Epic

• Sonnet

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Odes are dedicated to one ___________, such as an important person.

• plot

• conflict

• setting

• theme

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Select all that apply. A ballad is...

• A poem passed down orally through generations

• A lyrical poem set to music

• A narrative poem set to music

• A poem popular in the UK beginning in the Middle Ages

• A long narrative poem dealing with a serious subject

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What type of poem is "Have you Earned your Tomorrow?" By Edgar Guest? Explain.

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